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Need some starter fuel? Try some Steven Pressfield

"Resistance loves it when we “rehearse” and “prepare.” It knows the more we plot out our magnum opus, the less chance that we’ll actually work on it.

I have a mantra:

Start before you’re ready.

The idea is to outfox our fear-brain by stealing a march on it.

Don’t research. Don’t plan. Begin!"

Gall’s law says: “A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over with a working simple system.”

(https://medium.com/@tomwhitwell/52-things-i-learned-in-2025-edeca7e3fdd8)

52 things I learned in 2025

This year I stopped being a consultant, started a tiny company, sold hundreds of little modular synths, hosted two incredible events, and…

Medium

The future is uncertain, and yet we must act!

—Jamais Cascio, Futurist and Co-Author

(https://mailchi.mp/iftf/iftf-newsletter-ai-silent-seat-at-the-table?e=8fcb370d7b)

#smallstories I have a dear friend who died this past winter. He and his partner were the best market gardeners I have ever known. The last time I saw Bruce, he and Carol brought us a bag of peaches from their trees. They were glorious, but were ripening too fast so I vacuum-sealed and froze some of them. Now that he is gone, when I open up the freezer there he is. I know he wouldn't want me to waste them, but I am loath to thaw his memory to eat.
@dogtrax So kind, so kind.
Color in translation

“You must not talk about the future. The future is a con. The tarot is a lan­guage that talks about the present. If you use it to see the future, you become a con­man.”

(https://www.openculture.com/2025/10/alejandro-jodorowsky-explains-how-tarot-cards-can-give-you-creative-inspiration.html#google_vignette)

Alejandro Jodorowsky Explains How Tarot Cards Can Give You Creative Inspiration

The practice of cartomancy, or divination with cards, dates back several hundred years to at least 14th century Europe, perhaps by way of Turkey.

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